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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
.DARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
CHAS, ", CONHER& CHAS, h, SNEDEKER

have this day entered into copsrtnerhip under
the firm name of Conner 4 Sncdekcr and will
continue the business a. the old stand n success
sors 10 the firm OF Conner & Turner at the cor
ner of Fourteenth and Market street, dealers IN
Fancy and Staple Groctries; Best brands oil
Flour. New Mountain Buckwhest Rolled Oats,
all kinds of ONE tic and Foreign Canned
Goods We keep the best Tea and Coffee IN the
market Do our own roasting, fresh every day.
Coffee ground to order. Come and see us AT the
old stand ofthe late r. J. Smyth. Wewill please
you. CONNER u SNEpEhEK,
ng1 llh and li.S Market street.
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will deliver his farewell sermon from that

will deliver his farewell sermon from that
pulpit this Sunday morning.
One marriage ia booked for the 10th OF
next month. another for the 18th, and
three or four for ''tbereabouts.
County Commissioner B. B. McMechen
was appointed by County Court TO make
arrangements for heating the court h"nse.
The Markey hill road wa ordered to be
opened to given point.
Mr. jesse MARBLE and Miss Kate Beans,
a charming young lady Of our suburbs. are
shortly to he married.
An intelligent and enterprising Young
man of this district contemplates buying
The Sickle AID improving it as Il Demo
cratic organ.
The lady holding the invitation num-
bered 49, has been awarded the prize given
by the Silver Dollar Social.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

70 r-;nt e humber OF Italians are preparing
,7.ofn home this fall.
plint I,II1,,anooga paint company is making
Ion -''' contains 50 per cent. of metallic
plBq : ,'SOri ., and Western Railroad Com
N ,o, : building irCn steamers in order to
vase its coal traffic. ~
sp.SinS S' "a Gal Mining Company are
'uree new mines, building i've
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
BRITISH NEWSPAPERS.
Enormous Earnings of the London Morn
ing Journals.
A. V.,rE U,OrgJ

The London newspaper field is most
prosperous one London is so large and
so rich that the newspapers published here
have great resources at their command.
London is so broad and is made mp of so
many different localities that the prom
nent business people are absolutely driven
to advertise themselves in the newspapers
if they wish to make themselves known
and not become lost in the crowd. The
result is that all of the prominent papers
are loaded down with advertisements. In
almost all cities of the United States some
one newspaper has the monopoly Of pub
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30

DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
are preventive as well as curative. A
few of these Little Giants, taken at the
right time with little expense and no in
convenience, will accomplish what many
dollars and much sacrifice of time will fail
70 do after Disease once holds you with his
iron grasp. Constipation relieved, the
Liver regulated, the Blood purified, will
fortify against fevers and all contagious
diseases. Persons intending travel, chang
ing diet, water and climate, will find in
valuable, DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets. In walls convenient to carry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
DIED.

MOORE-On Thursday. October q, 1887, at
100 n. m NELLIE, daughter Of Jesse and lsa-
bella J. Moore, N the 10th year Of her age.
Funeral from the family residence in West
Wheeling Ohio, Sunday afternoon, October 90
at | O'Clock Friends arc invited to be present.
Interment at Rock Hill cemetery.
BARUM-On Saturday, October %, 1857, at SIS
a. m. ELLEN, wife Of Joseph Bsrum, in the ed
year of her age.
Funeral ftom the family residence, Nc. 2lo2
Main street, tomorrow (Monday) afternoon a.
O'Clock Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited lnterment at Nt. Calvary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30

THEY strolled along the broad parade,
John Jones and pretty Miss Maria.
''Your teeth are awful, john" she said;
"why don't you buy the besutifer?
See mine! How white! Yes, tits my wen
To polish them with S0Z0DONT."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
BENWOOD.

A lecture will be given this Sunday eve
ming in the Church of God.
The deficiency in the supply of gas dur
ing the past week was a disadvantage to
the works.
The factory will he idle part Of this
week, owing to there not being enough
nail plate to run it.
Rev. W. W. Burton, of Graipville, was
in town yesterday.
Dr. J. W. Rodgers, of Moundsville, was
in town Friday.
Miss Allie Cunningham, one of Bellaire's
NEST efficient teachers, was over calling
yesterday.
The l. o. G. T. will install its recently
elected officers next Friday night.
Mrs Maggie Laughry and Miss Annie
Shortly, Of BraddoCk, Pa, were the guests
of friends here last week.
Miss Virginia Bowers and Miss NJ. May
spent Yesterday out at LeatherwoOd
Rev. w Rheildaffer was guest last
Friday at the residence OF Or. II. Ford.
Mrs Phil Zimmerman, OF Wheeling,
was the guest of Mrs, I. A. Roberts Fri
day.
Miss Eliza Mills, of Wheeling, is the
guest OF Mrs Margaret McMechen.
Prof. w B. Mathews, the efficient priE-
cipal OF Gravel street school, is spending
the day in Thompson.
Deputy Sheriff Alex Dorsey was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. F. Newton was down from McKees
port Sunday.
The gas regulator got out of order in one
OF the new offices in the Riverside office
building Tuesday night and the pressure
rapidly rose. The Waterman effected an
entrance and with difficulty had the gas
shut off,
Mrs. Thomas Daley was the guest of
Moundsville friends part OF last week.
Court directed the Prosecuting Attorney
to institute, If necessary, legal proceed
ings against ". Findley and his bonds
men for failure to fulfill contract for the
Shep Mack bridge.
The following programme was rendered
last evening at the entertainment given
for the benefit Of the Brick church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
1851 CITY TAX NOT|CE--lttIi7!
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,

OFFICE OF CITY NOI LEITOK,
PUBLIC BUILDING, WHEELING, Oct. IL, ISL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ city tax bills for 1857, are now ready, aud
will be due Monday, November . lSs5.
Persons paying ALL their taxes on or before
the first day of December 1857 will be entitled
To a discount of , per cent on city taxes. The
taxes on real estate will bear interest from DE
cember l. 1857, al the rate Of 10 per cent per an.
mum until paid 3. l.. BRlCE,
ocl1eada City Collector.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30

A Texas paper advertises for "a first
class driving horse for lady that must be
young and gentle and easy to manage. ~
Terds SiJtiRgs.
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Answers.
G1j.--A Arizona.
6.6 Wrinkles.

AthNeTs.
G7j.--Ari2Ona.
656--Wrnkles
G71--l. Catch. fly. ,. Ladys slipper. g. Hem
lock. 4. Spced-wcl. .. Butter-cup. u. Colum
biuc :. COwslip. ;. SolOmon's seal. Q. Hen
bane. 10 Snapdragon II. Night shade. u
BlOOd-root Is. FeXglovc II. GoOsebeTy. II
Hemp. 10. Innocence IL SNOWFALL. IS BALM
10 FoTget-me.uut N. valley. u
Mgnonettc. - Passion flower %. Mexican
sage. "a Broom. % Rosemary. 10 lIardtacE
-. Evergreen. %. Ladies delight ~. Jack in
the pulpit. 80. Orange flower. 81. London pride
- Cardinal flower.
G7S-DOve-tal.
G7G.-l HOrtyard. >. ThwHitc.
GS0-- PTuneS
use full
/ o Os
nste i
l. al d Il
: h mp
Gsl.-A plum.
Answers will be published in two weeks
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30

l to 5--a small sack or bag
Ito S-The shoulderbone.
s TO 3-A very thin plate or scale.
6LOI Covered with shame.
. 10 6-Thc Hindoo book Of religion.
? TO 4-lmpelled Il boat in certain manner.
A. b. Ginner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
No, B9B,-A COnundrum

What's figured nj the tenth part of dime
Yet doth include a hundred every time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30

No. 69O.-Decapltation.
l am an English word which means
A single task or job;
Behead, and something fond of greens
Your gardens Oft will rob;
Behead again, and have to spare.
Fully one hundred metres square.
Behead once more, and leave a tone
That is 10 say, its name,
I'm growing small, and weak. and lone
Since you began this game);
No take my last head, if you choose,
And leave that letter most in use.
A. L.
-
No. 69i An Enigma.
What the frolic waves are saying.
And the wind through pine boughs playing,
Or their mirth mad melody,
Piping in the shrouds at sea.
what the lOve-Sick Philomel
Tells his passion in too well,
And the lesser birds that be,
When they swell the symphony
What the men of genius bring,
When they with strange caruling.
Make dumb wood and ivory ring, J. A.
=
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No. ees.-An Anagram.

-
No. 693. An Anagram.
Shame Idle one with face so fair,
Ofwhat avail thy beauty rare
With battered gown and hair unkempt'
Go mend they ways, and garments rent.
Say not II cant" the barren term
Yields neither fruit, nor flower, nor germ;
Beware lest when life nears its end
You wall wretched, / can't mend. $.
~
No. 69I.-A Triple Letter Enigms.
"Bartering' bartering name for name;
Soaring aloit to the height of fame;
Learning" for life Il lesson sweet:
"Dreading'' naught in our fair retreat.
The one of her hair is bright trow,
As she binds with tlnO its silkcn flow.
A sunny m se on my heart l wear,
Complete place on her finger fair.
TRANEA.
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SPHINX KNOTS.

Anycommunication for this department should
be addressed TO E. r. CHADBouRN. Lewistown, Me-
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A Pill In Time. Saves Nine.

will be published in two weeks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

bis father had left money 10 ereci a
monument to ihs memory of the great
divine. He fur her stated that he had
not denied that euch was the fact.
Kaofas City, Mo-, March 11.-Gen.
Fsirchild, Grand Commander Of the
G and Army of the Republic, was ban
quoted here tonight by the citizens.
Mayor Kumpf delivered the address
OF welcome.
Port Eads, L. A March 11.-All the
government buildiI g., pilot stations
AID private dwellings, and tie ship
ping anchored in the pas, have flags
at half mast. in respecttJ the memory
of Capt. Esds.
Pittsburg, Pa, March 11.-Bart
Scneller, of Caicago, and Tom Con-
ners, of this citr, signed articles to-
night for wrestling match, cstCh-as-
citch-csD, for $3.50 slice. The con-
rest will take place in this city March
21st.
New York, March 1l.-W. j. Ksr-
uey, who ia associate d 10 business
with Can't. FADE, who il reported to
have died st Nassau, said tonight that
he had not received any dttioite in
formation az TO Capt. Eajs's death.
This fac: led him to hops that the
report was uu true, although be knew
IT, at re IVES very sick ct Nassau.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
THE STATE SENATE

Has been doing so well during the
session that we dislike to find FAULT
with it, but the vote on the
bill to prohibit shaving and bath
ing on Sunday Is, we think, a step
from the sublime to the ridiculous.
Shaving and bathing are both In the
line of cleanliness, aud that we have 1t
on very good authority ia akin to god
illness. Aitsrthis We must regard the
Prohibitionists as mild In their finati-
cism. The next thing we Expect to
hear Of is the passage of bill to
prevent cooking, the forcing the
closing oil hotel dining rooms on Sun.
day and the appointment OF perma-
nent legislative commissions to see
that neither public nor private Ia
trines are used on the Lords day.
Talk about communism! II we are not
making gigantic strides toward 1t, we
iail to interpret the signs OF the times.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
Meeting OF the Royal Thames Yacht
lIub


LONDON, March 1.-THE Prince of
Wales presided today at the annual
meeting of the Royal Thames Yacht
Club. The secretary announced that
the money for the 1000 guineas Jubilee
prize had already been subscribed in
full by ninety members of the club,
aud that plenty OF other funds were
coming in to make up the several
prizss which the club desired 10 offer
for add tionsl races during the jubilee
season. The l4Eh OF June has been
fixed as the date for starring the 1000
lineas race and the course laid out is
from the More orthward, up the east
coast Of Epgland, sround S.otland and
Ireland to Dover.
The complaint made by an Ameri-
can newsp per that the Cour,e includes
narrow cnannels, Is uniounded, the
only one in the course being the
English channe', which surely, is
wide enough for all the purposes of
the race. The comma d 4rs of yachts
in the race will be permitted 10 choose
any course Trey please, so long as they
keep the main land on their pc sid ,.
The full t. X OF the conditions of tne
great race will be issued within a
fortnight. The conditions will Include
time allowance, according t. tonnage
on a sliding scale. The Prince OF
Wales cordially approved the plan OF
the race, and expressed delight at
being permitted to cooperate ia the
jubilee programme Of the club. He
promised to act as starter If the race,
and to enter his own schooner as q
competitor. TIE meeting was very
enthusiastic one, and was attended by
all the leading yachtsmen of Great
Britain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

New YORK, Marcl 1.-THE sale Of
the furniture, upholstery and brlc-a-
brac OF tue res deucs OF the late Mrs.
Mary j. Morgan took place at the
house today. The house WIS crowded
and the bidding was lively. Fair
prices were realized. Toe AIS lots
sold at a total amount OF $25 900. The
c,lebra,ed Webb clmeo f1nt glass
service, costing SlS,500 sold for $l675.
A rosewood b net, inliid, cold for
1900. A curious solid silver mechan-
ical steamboat and music box COM
bined B. Id at the same price. An an
tiqus Doghestan cupet, l4x24 feet,
which cost $4,000, sold for 1910. Eight
pieces OF Irish point lace, which cost
$500, for window curtains; sold for
1910.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
MEMPHIS APPEAL
THE n. a O. DEAL.

The latest news from Baltimore is
to the effect that the gigantic deal Of
which we published the particulars
on Thursday morning has been con-
sunmated, and that the parties to it
are only waiting the arrangement
OF the details TO make fer
NAL and ofiiJial announcement Of
it. Memphis has a direct TO-
interest In this tran saction, beciu,e it
viii open a way to quick travel to tho
Atlantic cities, and will mako a
through route under one manage
ment. 1. is the largest deal yet st
empted in the world, and puts to
shame the telegraph sweep that has
drenched the stock Of the Western
Union with water.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
The Fes,ivities of a DAY.

BERLIN, March IL Prince Bismarck
gave reception today to members Of
the Nat onal groups In the R ichstsg.
1t is sup osed that be isendeavCring
to reconcile the members Of it to his
taxation prof cts.
The Grown Prince visited NJ. de Les
seps today AID conveyed to him from
the Crown Prncs an invitation to a
RECEIPT on.
A mao named Cetti has commenced
months fast in this C ty. He pro-
poses to take ony distilled or vic1y
water. Two ply sioialos wi watch
him du'ing us task. Cetli is 27 year.
old aud "a ,ner s,csly looking
Toe EN- oeror aud Empr, ss gave 9
gala dim this evening in hoDor o.
he GA g b friday. Gen Won Moltke
O uut Harte Bisma OK, all The men,
bers of the Ru.s'sn Embassy and nn'
meious o,he. distinguished persons
were prtssnI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
BRIEF TELEGRANIS.

Montreal, Mlrch 11.--Wm G. Hick-
ma I, who is alleged to hsvs studied
B IT IN capitalists 10 the extent of $40,-
600, is here.
Concord, n. H.. March 1l.-It is re-
ported hire that papers leasing he
Bo,t IN and Lowell railroad t. the Bos-
ton aud Maine were executed today.
Washington, March IL Robert
Garrett, p es,d,nt of the B ,llim re
aud ohio ,ilroad, is in the ty. To-
nigat he va eptertliued a. dinner by
B ron Won Alvens!eben, the German
Minister.
New York, March 11.-Nr H. W.
Sage OF / h4ca, N Y, was present at
Mr. B,eche's funeral today. When
seen by q reporter he said that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
BlLTINOREiNS BELIEVE
THAT TIE GREAT RAILWAY
DEAL Is OFF.
Mr.. Sully Unable to Raise the
Necessary Amount of Money In
the Given Time.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March lit
eet ma TO be generally believed in this
city that the great railway deal is prac-
tically off Us far as Mr.. Snlly j. con-
earned, and the reason is give n that he
WAS unable to raise the necessary
amount of money on the time pivsu
him, but no one can be found 10 tx
press the opinion that great scheme
il no. being hstched. A gentle man
known to be IN the obfidencs Of Mr.
Garrett tonight stated that another
aud more pOwe, full party had made
its appearance, and that the secoOd
Richmond would no dJubt be vic
torlous. Austin Corbin j. known to be
in Washington tonight. Il BIT. G ,rr, tt
is also thert, end it is moi improb ole
that thy will come together. The
result of their interview will no doubt
have considerable effect on the row
complicated situation. That Jly
Gould has become interested ia the
scheme is no longer matter OF doubt,
aud all the monty required will he
forthcoming. Drexel & 20. end
ano her firm, b lieved to be working
with the proposed syndicate and the
Reading and Jersey Central interests,
aye also involved. The details Of
the deal are in course of preparation,
and an ea'ly announcement 10 conf
IDENTITY expected. Mr. Suly is not be-
lieved to nave abandoned b p, that
his party would win, but it is deDi d
here that be is interested in the new
scheme. As far rs can be learned, The
companies interested are to pool tneir
stocks and make an entirely new issu@,
the gentleman going so far rs TO say
that three shares of stock in the con
soidated concsrn would be given for
one share of Baltimore and Ohio, but
that is believed to be merely con-
lecture. IL is, however, uuderst 'od
that the new deal is to effectually set
tie the telegraph and express Official
ties, and that toe Baltimore and Ohio
v, mpany will not suffer by whst con.
ceesIons they have to make. Rumors
are plentiful at the clubs tonight, but
every one seems to be q sea. Mr.. Gar
rett Is blamed by many for not giving
some de- lite information on the sub
jet, but his friends say he is placed
in an extremely delicate position and
that it is impossible for him to dc
other than keep silent until his plant
are more nearly perfected. They have
every confidence ia bis ability to lool
out for tue interests of his company
AID do no believe that he will d. any
thing to keep back ward the CONNER
cial interests of Baltimore. ss.sl,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
A BLOODY COMBAT
with Knives-TwO Determined Men
Meet on Eq ual Grounds.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March ia spe-
cial 10 the Courier Journal from S mer-
act, KY, says: TSo men, Charles
Paelps aud Jack Howell, who have
been at ennity for many years, met
near this plocs last night, and q
dead y encounter took place. Phelps
placed his knife against Howelps
breast and remarked, "I've ton to
cut youc heart GU l." How II placsd
his knlfs against Pnelps's throat and
coolly replied, 'Out swa7." Phelps
did cut away, but unfortunately for
him his knife blade broSe of 1.-THE
SIC md thrust. Howell cut Pnelps's
tn Ca, il q citing a terrible wound,
Howell was no. badly Injured. PDelps
is still alive, but it is thought cannot
live. ...
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

THE FUNERAL OF MIR. BEECHER
Was conducted yesterday in Brooklyn
with every possible mark OF profound
public sorrow and regret. There were
mamorial services in every place Of
w.r.hip, including the Jewish Syna-
gogues, save those Of the Roman Oath
Ollie and Episcopal Churches,
but the leading divines Of these
were no doubt among the most SINGER.
mourners for the nations loss. IL
Plymouth Church the funeral services
were conducted according to the beau
tiful and impressive ritual OF the Epis.
copal Church, and the Grafton deliv'
cred in view OF the body was from
the lips Of the Rev. Charles Hall,
n priest OF that denomlna ion, and he
warm personal friend OF Mr.. Beecher
What he said on The solemn aud very
Impressive oCc asion WAS worthy oil the
dead orator whose voice had for 81
many years awakened the echoes o
the now historic building, and Their
was scarcely dry eye during lis de-
livery. All business was suspended
and the whole population sorrowinl
for the greatest OF its public servants
gave iteelf to mourning for his loss,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12

the payment Of taxes, however I may
deplore the uss 10 which the govern
ment has been converting them, or to
suggest a policy in any way ad.
verse 10 one successfully pursued
by the Irish Parliamentary party. 1
trust to constit Itional sgitAt.on alone
for the restoration OF our national
rights as we are circumstsnced. No
one, 1 belisve, but a fool or knavs
could put his rust in any other line
OF sction. Not being either, / have
not openly recommended nor coVsr.ly
limited at an alternative course" But
he o with the people. He is their
friend. aud be ieves that above church
and creed IL loyalty to native land,
and TO liberty and freedom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
THE COTTON SEED OIL TRUST

The statement made upon this au'
thority Of Mr.. Webster, Ct the firm OF
Armour & Co., Of Chicago, that his
senior has Withdrawn from the fight
with tbs Cotton Seed Oil Trust Com
pany, having forced the monopoly
into tsrms, is to be taken with many
grains OF allowance. Mr.. Armo 1r's
own statement to the contrary, made
a few days sgo, is more than a fair
offset to this, and uotil 1t is
Withdrawn by that gentleman muat
stand. The monopoly is too gigantic,
il is too all-embrIcing to live. II must
10 under, or, like the Western Union
Telegraph Company, 90 on swallowing
rivals as fast as they present them
selves until the water predominatee
and all earnings are swallowed up in
enormous expenses. There is limit
10 water, as there is TO everything { lss